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nh nay Assa.t. Al Issy,

proe..l to soil At the door Of the courthou,s
Of said county, In the town Of Rose iAls.
Miss, between the hours Of eleven o'clock
lion. 70 the highest bidder, iot ca h, the fell
lowing properly, TO yiti Tbs sawmill on
the T.. N. o. and I. k.h., At Hushpuekens.
as the Oates or bu,hpuckena Mill, together
with the leasehold on which u stands, and
all the machinery, logs, wagons. logsrs'
tools, and other buildings thereon or con-
good. but / only sell such ti,Is a. | an .u.
thorIted 10 sell By said 6ual decree.
j. >. MONTGOMERY,
Special Com M issioner.
Chas. Hcott. Hol for compln't
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Commissioners Sale.

No Hesitate Of Mi,.iss'ppi, Bolivar 1
ty-in Chancsry--ChAL ". Hunter ys.N
II Scott, Admibistrstor, et al.
IN pur,uauce Of q decree rendered By o
i Chancery Court Of said county on the Wh
day Of juno, A, ID, 1857, an tee above styled
cause, tho undersisned, speaAl Ios' ris-
sioner, will, on the
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ORRIoK OF

OfftCk on
yIRGIsIA CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Cotton Exchange Buildlns.
p. o, Drawer, 2is.
MEprHfa, TESS., June N. ISL.
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COTTON MARKETS

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middlinE. ltAc.
Sales. 300 bales; receipts, Il bales; ship
ments, Is bales; stock on hand. 7Ol3 bales;
receipts 10 date. 66l. 6Ss bales; shipments TO
date, 6is,lls bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary So; good ordinary. SIC; low
ding, l0<c; middlinE fair, nominal fair,
nominal; stains add unse', sssse; dusty.
7zSsHc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 1909; burnt, eeO7;
home consum piiou 10 date, 2i29I stock run
Ming account, T0i3. lmports-L. A n. 4. E.,
4; N. a l.. X. Ri; L., Mo; a 7. X H.,
z; ,,samsr,, q; wagons D. EIpor"-L'
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for week ending July
last year; since September lst o5l ,6S bales.
Against So, zoo bales same time last rear.
shipme o u for the week 5l2 bales, ~ against
t0ls ba'es same week last year; since Sep
tsmber lr 6is.lls bales. As against oU'sS
bales same time last year.
closed steadyi middling. i0slc,. Sales, 2llO
bales. Quotations were ~ iollows; Ordi-
nary, I i3-l6cy good ordinary. IS l6sci lev
mlddllns. - II 'leci middlins. W.; good
middlin{, losiei middlins fair, ll3e; f.ir,
,s sai iSiSus Hp:JR JUS, i:issiSs I su
gust, l0.issio.is; September. s.72i October,
9.b6; November. p.lgcs9 boi December, tsy
pt9i January, e.5Oss.5l; February, seIs
May. S.T2s9o.T. Bales. 1880 bales.
The N.w Orleans spot market opened quie,
and closed easy middling, y l3.lbc. sales.
SIS bales. Quotations were n follows; Oldi-
ns5,asi.issi scod q i9Ip.ry' y lssi . ss
middlins. 10 l-l6c. Futures opened ttssdy
and closed stesdy, a. followsi July, 3, so
Bi Apsust.s 81 september 2li October,
eos November, s.g6es VI December, w
GA, Mare, y 2lgag.22i April, q.3os9 "a;
May. 9. 80 SAL. Sales. t3,7O bales.
New York cotton statement for the week
ending Friday, July Is, ISIS
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AS Atom ! HEE''R,:..i%!!.4 "a
A.& T.H.G,pfd:,B
American Tx, 10Y.
B. O. X. &.N,S:
Canada Pac.. 60H.
tJanada Sou, $50.
Central Paoihc, IS
Chesapeake 4 0..6M
0. 4 o. LIST pfd, l0M.
Q. 4 o. ID pfd. q
Chicago 4 A..l@.
Q. 4 A. pfd, 1917.
O., st. u. h N. o.
O., 81. LII P..l6.
v. pt. La f.pu, 7tH.
0. s. A O.. Sh.
SS::$&;;Ssgsii;.y;,,sss X.
Del. 4 Hud., l0lH.
Del. L. 4 W., 1917.
Den. &Rio g. 2sh.
1T: pa. ssx,,
E EM T.snnssnppfdsssn'
Fort Wayne, $50.
Hannibal Mis irSiPss.: 81.
H.k St.Jo., pfd,-
Harlem. 2l5.
Houston 4 T., Is.
AlluOlB utIh,H iV
Ind. +, d. 4 W., @5s.
Kansas 4 7. Is.
lake X. 4 w., 2H.
Lake Shore, 93H,,
Lou. 4 NASH. 6lK.
Lou. d N. A., 81.
NJ. 4 9. lst pfd, =.
NJ. 4 O. seconds.-.
Mem. 4 Char. so.
mich. Con-, S6H;
Min. 4 81. L., 10y.
Min. A 81. l.. MD 49,
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IMPORTS.

Ten brl. apples, 6 pkE. butter. ass roll,
shoes. 400 bu corr, $50 sks cotton seed, 70
gkgs dry goods, y pigs ,sss.. 1895 brl.
liquors, sears lime So bsis m IGs,os, 50 bfiI
potatoes, 7 ears pork sides, q pksi rico, 900
btis sugar, 81 pas tobioeo and 300 bu
wheat.
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LEE LINE.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Por Pine Biun and, Little Rock. Dafdsnslls
and all VA landings on ArkAnsAs tiEer-su.
Ell LA, l.sN
IT, J. 0rinJ. ..,.....tnss,e,s 80 =
VIII leave az shove TIL, THIS DAY. July
18th. attp.m.
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EARLY RISING;

"God bless the man who nrst invent cd sleep ~
30 sancho Panza said, and so say i;
Aud BILE y, i'm, also. that no didn't keep
Hts grett discovery TO himself; nor try
To make it-ss the lucky fellow might
A close monopoly by patent right
Yea. bless the man who hr,t invented sleep.
Il really can't avoid the iteration; y
But blast the man. with curses loud and deep,
WhR.s'er the rascais name. or age. or station
who drst invented and went round advising
That artificial cut-ofY-eariy rising!
john u. Sdrs.
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A story Of Rufas Chosss.

Rufus Choate was once opposed by par
ticular sanctimonious counsel, and In depre
eating the bad blood that had been stirred uE
by tho litigation, he expressed special regret
that "my dignitied, my amisble, my usually
% courteous brother should have DO far for
gotten himself - to call my client ID
old fox" The aanctimonious counsel beg.
ged the protection of the court against having
attributed to him profaue language which oil
his acquaints nces knew that no never used.
"Thsn," said ChOate In his most majestic
manner, al retrsct the 0bjurgatioo mtnatory
OF my clients future" adding In his most
familiar manner, "but you stand In for tn,
old fox, don't you"
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Agony 10 COurleS1

by persons who. attacked by u mild form of
rheumatism. neglect to seek prompt relief.
Subsequent torture Ia prevented by an I'm.
mediate resort to liostetter's stomach Btters.
Slight exposure, an occasional draught. will
bcSet this painful malady, where there Is .
predisposition to It in the iRpod. II Is not
dinicuit to arrest the trouble at the outset, but
well nigh Impossible to eradicate 1t when
matured. No evidence In relation to this
superb blood depurent Is more positive than
that which establishes Its efficacy as . pre-.
yenIive and remedy for rheumatism. Not
only Is 1t thorough, but safe. which the vege.
table and mineral poisons, often taken as
peiling the rheumatic virus from the system,
1t overcomes fever and ague, biliousness, con.
supation and dyspepsia.
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fhs Osssrai Of the Army Rsiotss Some VA
Rsmia1scsucss- R0ssos's A0bissoa.
General Sheridan was much amused upon
reading the letter Of aen. Thomas l.. Rosser,
In which the iatter speaks Of proposed trip
70 the Shenandoah Valley BY Gen. Sheridan,
and denouncss him for "tho Wild, Want0u
wsste and desolati which his barbarous
torch spread through the valley" during the
war. Atter reading Cen. Rossoi . philippic
0eu. sheridan said /:
"Roaser has not forgotten the whaling
gave him In tho Valley, and am mot sur.
prlsod that he loses his temper when hs 70.
calls Il You sos, when ives moving down
aud did not caro- to be annoyed. Rosssr wss
sent after mo with . brigade. but I did not
considsr Il worth while 70 give him much at.
tentiOn. General TOrbort's dtviaion OF cav.
airy formed this rear Of my column, and l
Occasionally Rosser would come acroas
small detachmsnts Of our troops and would
swoOp down upon thom. Finally u Wes 70
ported 10 me inst Rosser had captured my
peck train, and this made me mad. Hating
the entire army right on the rosd, gallopsd
TO the rear 70 lind Torbert, dermined 70 settle
Rosssr. I found that the train had not been
captured, although II had encountered Ros.
ser and was coming IN o1asidsfsn.y "a. :Ssttsred N
and this sdded 70 my ra8a When
found him, he wss quietly enjoying
himself In Q farm house ] called him
out and informed him that ! wanted
do this would take his division and do Il
myself. / concluded l would remain and
sse the worA performed. and 20 informed
Torbert Tho following morning early Tor.
bert went after ROsser, Whooo brigade VS.
struck with an i'm pstuousity that caused II to
scatter. We stripped the enemy OF overy.
thing IL had captured; oil is guns, except
one, which subsequently, fell into our hands.
and all its baggage, including the personal
effects OF ROaser 1t wss . regular frolio for
our boya Custer got kossef's uniform and
occasion ally wore Il for tho amusement Of his
command. Torbert pursued Ros.er 70 New.
market, . distance Of about twenty five
miles. He did not trouble mo further.
'.This incident wss doubly humiiiatlng 70
Rosser, because he was hailed - tho 'SAviof
Of tho Valley" his men wearing small laurel
twigs In their hats - IN Indication OF their
purpose n clean Us out Some time after
this when Ro~ser again appeared In that Vi
10 substitute pumpkin vines for laurel. that
plant being we'll known for running quail.
lies. For these reasons, l suppose, Cen
eral Rosser continues 70 feel unktndly toward
me- lie says that have not atOuod for
my scts during the war. This y true.
upcn to do so want To sdd that do not
propose To make . trip 70 the Shenandoah
Valley tho coming summer, and had not
thought OF Do doing. visited the Valley last
summer In company With senator Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania, and was hospita6ly reoeived
OF tho bittsrnsss Of feeling that u expressed
In General Rosser's letter. I understand
Rnsasr Ia now living In the Valley, and - he
intends TO become csnd idate for Congress,
bis lsttsr WAS doubtless written for effect
upon his coming political campaign"
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>A-ee.Ae.A.-A......
"A AsDlolsA
LloTEN 10 YOUR WIFE

Ths Maaohostss 0SardtaN, Juae ., lsea. ays
AtSns q ths
Looking on The woodlaaa ways Win slunps
Of rhoaodenorons anl great mADoe q Nay
biossoms I "Thsrs was aa intersstSg
Il iacludsd one who hsA been "Cotsoa
spinner" but was now 20
rsss = could only bear 70 lis in . reclining
This rSssu 70 mp esss,
Vas Ant Attaches twelve ysan ago with
"Looon0tsr AtAxy"
"a paraiytio disease Of mervs abrs ravsiy ever
cursdl ana ~ for several ysars barsly able 70
Ana ior the lest ave ysan not able 70 attend
tony business. although
Many things have been done for me.
The Iast eHpsriment bsins nerve stsstchine.
Two yearS ago Was voted into the
Hone FOR ineursbiesi Near haachsstsr. In
Nay. lssa
I am no "aavooaae I" ror anything in the
shape Of patent Msdiclnesf
Ana made many obi ections 70 ny osar wifo's
constant urs'ns 70 try HOP lstttsrss but nnaiiy
Consented
had not quito anishsd The ars. bottle when
feit change come over me. This was saturday.
November .. On sunday morning I felt 20
sure could
50 ~s.a .s.s.sa .ero.. tn. noor and b.ss.
ScS.s e sm ssnns
e:y and g. S.n walk quite safe without any
On 'eP. ep. !, my own hous.. ..a hope soon 70
S::s oi ~ ne 81 . :s'n have
a :.s g. =ss ss.s sss,
aa',a't Very s;;ssSsSHiiy ;SSHi II9S1%5s:.rrx I915:
nAscussrIn .ns.. Dec; 2, 1898.
Two years later am perfectly we'll.
One Experience Of Many.
Having experienced great deal OF
Trouble r. from Indigestion, 20 much 20 that
came near iosins my
Ny trouble always came arer eating my
However light
And digestibie,
For two or three hours at time had to 10
through tho most
ExcruciAtins pains,
:HnS An,sIi ne Z. only vsyl ever sot"
,ained No ons can Conceive he nSn psiSS ,Sss STn
h.a t9 70 70 20, through. ,a until
l. vss taken, $50 that for three weeks lay
IN GnSld SSE snH sst no,,,n.,,,
" .uiisiinss nss "sss % .h., called two doc.
tors %r.to give me something that would stop The
Their EFFORTS vere no good TO mo.
A. last heard good deal
About your Hop Bittors!
Got . botle-in four hour / took the conteuts
ssa, dsy was out Of bed. and have not seen
Hour: irom the same cause since:
Iou have no such
Advocate a. am"
GHo. hBnDALLs AllBtOn, Boston, Mass.
-
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- 3i '5{1
H1o3 . nA112U.
CHINiHzzz:: j. ::
erRk
CHINA,
GLASS,
QUEENswABl
Housekeopers Interest," 4


Many changes ars necsnitaesd. q 6v
Department Of Housskeeptng 60
Spring House-cleaning. Old Fu1
and Carpets are replaced BY nsw 60
Harmony in Music u pleasing b ~
20 Harmony in Furnishing . Hour
pleasing to the eye. Crockery Il ~ r
thing needful for uniformity In He
Keeping. New Mantel Ornaments ~
your Parlor, Decorated Toilet sets foe ~
Washstand, Cut and Pressed GlaGDW
for your Sideboard, Ornamental Uhina ri
the China Closet, Decorated China D.
or Tea Sets for Dining or Tea Tshae, &
the Plain Substantial Ware for the KitcAn
will always be found in Largest QuantitieD
and at the Lowest Possible Prices.
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I" Nearly Crazed

with pain " u The CRY ot many victim soi rhsu.
matism or neuralgia ana frequently other ois.
eases. such - kidney ana liver s0mplaintes ere
0irsctly traeeabie 70 rhsumatism Or neuralgia.
These dissasss for some unsxpiainable rsasoa.
ere rapidly Increasing. ana in many ineeaMeee
arc the direct cause Of much sicknees Whioh -
hi0es It's roal origin - 70 bo MISTAKEN Tor 0eAer
dissesss. In curing rhsumatism. neunigia
aick headaohe. and In many cases Of kidasy and
liver troubles Athiophoros he's wrought won.
dors. Those who have used Il are best QuaAlaeo
70 speah Of its msrit.
Rousss Polsr. Nsw Yosz.
! took Athlophoros ana think u helped me.
had not walked for weeks whsn took the
Athiophorus ana have walked since. I have
taken nearly aii medicines recommended for
rhsumatSsm. ana I think that Athlophoros
haipsd me The most Of any. en- not entirely
cured yet but am going 70 take AthlOphorce ir
ms. taos. HAYES.
BolrsnvnLu, w.. August 10, lso6.
can thankfully say belisve owe my life 70
AtnlophorOs ~ an instrument In the hands OF
Goa. Z have hsa no return Of ihoss awful spelis
cf neuralgia Of the heart sincs wrote you.
Hoping this may induces Others 70 Try % valua-
bic . medicine. remain
very respectfully yours.
MIA Q. n. PAl0n.
PAwLIas, n. T., August 10. lss8.
Tho bottle Of Athlophoros I procured for
Jacob keinner's wifo acted like . charm. she
haA bsen con6usd 70 her bed for three weeks or
moro. Gould hardly help hersolf any. In one
week sho WAS on her foot She had not long be.
fore given birth tOa child and had innammatory
rhsumatism. A. A. TOfHY.
8very druggist shouid kesp AtAlopAoros ana
AtAlophorus PILLS. but where thsy cannot b
bought of the druggist the Athiophoros Co., No.
lls Wall street. New York, will ssnd either (oAf.
riago pAid) on rocsfpt Of regular prioe, Which
b oi0 par bottle for Athlophoros and ~. Sof
Pulls.
For i've, ana Kidney ai,asses. dv,neps,.. IN.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility. diseases
Of women. constipation. heAdachs, impure
blood. 40. Athlophoros Pills arc unsQualsd.
mayal WoOd
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~ had rather he II tten and cry new than
4 roam all night and scOld all day with neural
ga when one III tie bottle OF salvation Oh would
make her gentle and we'll. Pussy, wouidn'
your
Coughs hoarssness, 'hma. nr any irritation
OF the throat or bronchial tubes will bs rslieved
thousands. Recommend It TO your friend and
neighbOr
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that boil, or an ulcer. or carbuncis. or snv
eruption or blemish Of the shin u sure TO vsar
aw.y and 6iss,ppsSSr vhsn rss 1SvdSsc5 bleed ne
sets directly upon the circulation and the "a.
SOns tor its uss are therefore obvious, Bog ~
Queen street. Lancaster
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0EDOIAL 1OfIORD,


we want 70 say word To you who make liv
lhH w,sa y0at tongue: You certainly must have
z ciexr. strong voice TO engage your listeners.
~: SnomdS kctscsrtc OH Tor sore throat colds.
sno n0ersenSss y unexcelled. Use ana sdmira
Eor sale ~ y b. Cochran. druggist, isl ana iS0
Moth Queen street. lancaster. " ~ ''
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VURD GUARANTEED.
RUPTURE,

Curs guaranteed BY DE-. j.. H. MAYBl.
49, q once NO opention cs eslay fron busi.
u ARCh ST. PHlLA. Send eur Circular.
0RlVaAV
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y Fire Hta Out -

This y Q common remark whsu roushs ana
ways. Dyspepsls IL horrid bors. Sire ii ont
with Burdock blood 8Utsvs You can do M
North queen street. Lancaster. 80
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On n. BcHA1sR. says "The results oh aimed
in my use OF Digestyiiu for Indigestion ana
Dyspepsia are most satisfactory"
Sold by al Druggists. el.OO per bottle. or W. y.
kidder . Co. Manufacturing Chemists. IS John
street, New York.
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Youll nnd her smiling night and day.
Although ut times she II not gay.
And should you wonder why You meet.
This constant smile. regard her teeth.
She only laughs those gems to show.
WIKI b sOZODONT makes white ~ snow.
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NOR SALE-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
y business, In the bsat location at Harris
burg. Pa, on North Sd street, ahOve :Aarket
Don't require much capital. Good rsasons tor
a6imd Iol Locust st.. Hsrrtsburc, Pa
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~ kuptura, vAricocalo ana Special Diseases
Of either seI why BE- humbuGged by quacks
ween you can and IN Dr, Wright The only RDsu.
Speciality OF the above diseases, ana CUl1
TuInf Guam 0uAnArfnpp. Advt0e Free day
turn homo same Day Omcee private
DG ~. II: wRI0HT.
7; o. Bog "a PhIadalphlA
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GROWTH OR ITALY,

The French are at present excited
quite as much over the material
growth of Italy as over. the German
industrial progress which for the
last seven or eight years has caused
them so many qualms. But they
even found it necessary to send into
Italy large number of commercial
agents, who have carefully studied
the resources of the peninsula, and
who have failed to find in its re-
sources a certair danger for the
prosperity of France. There is in
fact no feature in Europe more pro-
minent at the present time than the
material growth of Italy, which so
late as 1870 was divided sovereign
ity of warning and quarrelsome
States, thinly united by the bond of
language, but always ready to fall
apart on the score of tradition. In
Turin, in Milan, in Genoa, in Naples
even. the industrial growth has been
greater than in any French CONNER
cial centers during the last five
years. Genoa feels itself strong
enough, in conjunction with the
general Government to construct a
new tunnel at cost of 100000 900
OF francs, purely for the accommo-
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THE ENGLISH BONDS.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-Being of an
inquring turn of mind, and under
standing that you are thoroughly
informed upon all public matters,
l venture to ask you for informa-
ton as to the precise status of the
English Syndicate Loan, recently
discussed in your columns. 1t is
rumored that the London Syndicate
are TO have their own way after all,
and that the Minister of Finance
will sign the new series of bonds in
pounds sterling, brought from Lon
don by the Financial Agent of the
Government. Is this rumor true?
and if so, how does the Minister
propose to get around the Loan Act,
1886? 1t is also rumored that the
Financial Agent of the Government
is in this matter representing the
London Syndicate if so, who is
looking after the financial interests
of the country? There should be
no hocus-pocus about this business.
Everything should be open and
above board, and to that end put
the foregoing queries to you, Mr..
Editor. INQUIRER.
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BALEFUL HABITS.

Upon opium smoking a recent
writer remarks: "The common be.
lief is that the opium sleep is at
tended by a mild, pleasurable delir-
ium, with brief glances of Elysium
but this is the exception, not the
rule. People smoke to satisfy the
craving begotten of previous indul-
gence." The same thing is true of
the effects produced by alcoholic
stimulants. What was at the first
a pleasure, though questionable, be-
comes at last but the satisfaction of
an unquenchable and even desper-
ate longing. BY the use of I'M
natural stimulants the natural forces
for exertion and sources of pleasure
are depraved, and at last destroyed.
The cup or the pipe must be resorted
to before the trembling hands can
be steadied and the wandering
thoughts and purposes can be fixed.
The young man or lad who is
tempted to the first intoxication of
the cigarette is beginning course
which, if persisted in may forge the
chains of bad habits upon him. The
craving for repetition, and the eager
thirst demands more and greater
strength in the dose. "Think of
this, the old song says, "when you
smoke tobacco"
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Che @ailg 8nlletin
Pledged to neither Beet ror Party.
But established for the beneft;of all.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1887.
THE KINGS SPEECH.

Elsewhere we publish the text of
the speech from the Throne on the
occasion of opening of the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature by His Ma
jesty the King. 1t is ''fulP' pub
lie document as compared with
similar speeches, and will repay
careful perusal. A good deal Of
work has been cut out for the Legis-
lature, and if it gets through the
Ministerial "bill of fare" without
impairing its digestion it should be
congratulated. However. it is pro-
per to reserve comments until Min
listers have produced the Bills en-
bodying their policy. Meanwhile it
is becoming in us to congratulate
the country upon the extension of the
Reciprocity Treaty with the United
States lot seven years upon tneterms
proposed by the United States
Senate last session. These terms
respond to the settled policy of the
United States not to assume extra
territorial Jurisdiction, while giving
American national ships the exclu-
sive use of Pearl river harbor. The
Loan Act Amendment Bill, and the
bills to amend the Army and Navy
Act and the opium law will be closely
scrutinized by the public upon their
introduction. We congratulate the
Government upon the public interest
manifested at the opening of the
Legislature.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-03
THE COMING SESSION.

Under this title, I noticed in last
Mondays issue of the BULLETIN
very excellent editorial, in which a
few valuable hints on the future du-
ties of the Legislature are given. I
shall be much obliged to you, Mr..
Editor, if you will kindly allow me
to add two points out of many
others, to those you touched.
The first of these is the change
which is indispensable in the con-
stitution of the present judiciary
system, in what refers especially to
our inferior Courts. Since the time
that this community suffered the
past corrupt Government to lay
sacriligions hand on the Judicial de-
partment and transform part of its
officers into political partizan tools,
the brilliant prestige of olden re-
cords has been obscured. AS soon
as the nomination of our district
judges was taken away from where
it naturally belonged, and given to
the political Governors, so soon did
we see the people deprived of good
justice, ignorance and corruption
ruling in the lower courts, and in
tegrity continuing to shine alone in
our highest court, which was the
only bulwark left against misrule,
the only beacon and promise of
better day.
Now, above all things, it is neces-
sary that we should be given an as
surance that the era of favoritism is
closed, at least in the tribunals,
that right and justice shall reign
again. Justice is the first
necessity of civilized man, and
every thing that belongs to our
Judiciary department should be